Matty

It's just a simple bed side alarm clock. It doesn't have to be the exact plastic. Just a plastic it could possibly be made from. I know the alarm clock has been made using injection moulding so the plastic must be able to be used for this type of form.

My PS3 broke recently and I knew about the sale of goods act vaguely and researched it.

However I'm still unsure about something. If I go back to the shop I bought it from, and say it broke for no reason or whatever, will they check to see if it is broken or whatever or will they give me my money back with no questions?

is it because of the possible viruses it may give your computer, or the amount of memory it takes up from downloads? Or something else?

And are there any ways to counter the problem and to stop limewire from slowing your computer?

I know that Limewire slows your computer down.

I'm presuming this is because it uses large amounts of memory to store the things you download? (If I'm wrong please correct me)

So, in order to not slow my computer down, could I buy an external hard drive. where I store all my music from Limewire and just plug it in when I need it and unplug it after I've finished using it?

A lake has an area of 8km squared. Calculate its area as represented on a map where the scale is

i) 1cm = 4km

ii) 1:50,000

I need the working for it all too please.

For each of the following I have to say whether they have a 'long' or 'short' half-life:

-Alpha

-Beta

-Gamma

Please help.

For physics I have been asked to state how long alpha, beta and gamma's half life is.

For each 1 it can be either 'short time' or 'long time'.

Please help.

Question says it all.

This is a physics question of mine.

Couple of thoughts of mine:

-Supplies plant with water from melting snow?

-Snow insulates the plant somehow with air pockets?

Which theme less resource hungry. Both are from Vista OS.

-Windows Vista Standard

OR

-Windows Vista Basic

Always though it was basic, however when I change to it, it seemed like it was more graphic intense, for example how stuff opened and closed, etc.

-Windows Vista Standard

OR

-Windows Vista Basic

Always though it was basic, however when I change to it, it seemed like it was more graphic intense, for example how stuff opened and closed, etc.

On my installed programmes it says I have Microsoft .NET framework 3.5 SP 1 (The latest one, right?) however on Firefox extension it says Microsoft .NET framework 1 and not 3.5. Is this what it is meant to do or is Firefox not working properly?

Says it all in the question.

Copper carbonate (Malachite) + carbon = Copper and what else?

I would like to know what the other product is when reacting Copper carbonate and carbon.

When a graphics card says 512mb dedicated memory, and then says up to 1900mb of memory. I know the extra '1400mb' of memory comes from the RAM (or virtual memory), however do I have to manually choose to give the extra 1400mb to the graphics card or does it do it automatically?

If I have to do it manually, how do I do it?

When a graphics card says 512mb dedicated memory, and then says upto 1900mb of memory. I presume the extra '1400mb' of memory comes from the RAM?

If this is true, does the graphics card take the RAM needed automatically or do you need to change a setting which gives the RAM to the graphics card?

FIRSTLY! I know what a fn key is and does.

I just don't know what this particular combination of fn+f5 does.

All my fn keys are blue.

The one I pressed and don't what it does looks like this:

Has two boxes next to each other, side by side, with a line in between them. One box is coloured light blue and one is coloured black.

Just wondering what happens when I press it?

I pressed the button to see what it would do, however nothing happened.

Description of the button:

It's one of the fn buttons and it looks like 2 boxes side by side with a line in between them. Once box is coloured white and one left completely black.

What does the button do can anybody tell me? And once pressed how do I know if it's on/off or whatever?

I know what a fn key is.

Just not this paticular one I have described.

I've taken a couple of tests on the internet where they test your download and upload speed. My download speed is around 4.6mb-5mb and upload speed around 0.4mb.

So in theory I should get around 500 kbs (4mb/80 when downloading something, right? However I commonly get 20 kbs or sometimes even 2 kbs. I rarely get something like 70 kbs.

How come my download speed is so slow when i download actually files?

BTW I'm using wireless internet with an 'n' router.

Does wireless internet affect how quick your downloads are?

Sometimes I get a better speed by taking my laptop to the wirless router but sometimes it stays around 15 kbs.

I've taken a couple of tests on the internet where they test your download and upload speed. My download speed is around 4.6mb-5mb and upload speed around 0.4mb.

So in theory I should get around 500 kbs (4mb/80 when downloading something, right? However I commonly get 20 kbs or sometimes even 2 kbs. I rarely get something like 70 kbs.

How come my download speed is so slow when i download actually files?